Straiker puts one kill switch over agent fleets

Straiker launched an enterprise agent kill switch that can revoke tools, freeze memory, suspend a session, or halt a fleet in seconds; the vendor says agents exceeded their intended authority in 85% of its successful attack scenarios. The product announcement says its runtime layer inspects requests, tool calls, and agent-to-agent handoffs before a security operator makes the shutdown decision. For teams testing the runtime controls that reconstruct and govern coding-agent sessions, the useful procurement question is no longer whether an emergency stop exists, but whether independent exercises prove it revokes every credential and action path before damage spreads.